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Join T Book Club this week for a discussion of Michael Cunningham’s novel “Specimen Days.” https://t.co/OdrqlArKpX

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Richard Greenberg’s Tony-winning play, “Take Me Out,” returns to Broadway today. In 2020, @kurtsoller considered the playwright’s staying power. https://t.co/dJ2TLgNzDP

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It’s taken more than three decades for Adrienne Kennedy’s play “Ohio State Murders” to arrive on Broadway. But it’s taken its creator, who broke out amid (if not always within) the ’60s-era theater of revolution, much longer. She has a theory as to why. https://t.co/xdAUECgcU0

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“A fun party is one when everyone is free to dance, sing, eat, drink — but with no rules and no roles, just people who want to share something together,” says the Valentino creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli. https://t.co/LQHvUDrU8a

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The New York City novel has become its own literary category, one in which the city is more than mere setting. T assembled a panel of judges to debate the most influential of these works, from Toni Morrison to “Harriet the Spy." https://t.co/Swa2KQREUk

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Tune in at 7 PM ET tonight for our second (virtual) #TBookClub event. The novelist Claire Messud will lead a discussion on Edith Wharton's “The Custom of the Country” — RSVP here: https://nyti.ms/36kETl3 https://t.co/yiX1hR0nSx

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#TBookClub: Join T’s new virtual book club, focusing on classic American literature. For our first installment, the novelist Ayana Mathis (@Ayana_Mathis) leads a discussion on James Baldwin's “Go Tell It on the Mountain” — RSVP here: https://nyti.ms/37qPig9 https://t.co/7dsIFyPaie

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#TBookClub: For our third book in this series, we’re reading Nella Larsen’s “Passing” (1929), in which old friends, both Black women, reunite in 1920s Harlem, despite the fact that one of them is living as a white person https://t.co/dSxhF2W7dI https://t.co/AlnOAcuC5E

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#MyFavoriteSong: The artist Chika (@oranicuhh) — featured in T’s 2022 Culture issue, which explores 24 hours in the creative life — raps some of “Int’l Players Anthem (I Choose You)” by UGK, featuring Outkast. https://nyti.ms/3ENS5yF #TCultureIssue https://t.co/5O9k0lrXhX

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#TBookClub: Join T’s new virtual book club, focusing on classic American literature. For our second installment, the novelist Claire Messud leads a discussion on Edith Wharton's “The Custom of the Country,” to be held on Jan. 28 — RSVP here: https://t.co/NhgldNv99w https://t.co/rJuyyOwk9i

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